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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
3
A historical call notes the unemployed growing poorer and more organized as soup kitchens emerge and wages fall. It urges workers to join councils and unions, form a national organization to control industry, and unite against the bosses to insist on the right to work and live.
The Mooney case loses momentum as the Grand Jury rejects immunity and does not hear John MacDonald, who confessed to perjured testimony. District Attorney Brady says the case will not be reopened, signaling no immediate court action though the outcome weakens those opposing Mooney and Billings.
An overview tracing the socialist movement from utopian sources through Engels and Marx to the Second International and its decline. It notes early utopian communities, the rise of socialist parties in Europe and America, and the impact of the Russian Revolution on socialist currents and opportunism.
Ex Vice-President Marshall cites two roads one toward disarmament the other to hell while attacking capitalism. The piece surveys the Transportation Act Railroad Labor Board wage disputes Bolshevik history and Soviet leadership including Lenin Trotzky and Kautsky. It touches on US Haiti Germany Hungary Mexico Paris and labor actions across industries with calls to defend workers.
The text outlines how steam powered industry concentrated wealth, forming trusts that reshaped communities and led to disintegration of utopian social groups. It notes sharper class antagonisms in capitalist nations and cites Marx and Engels, the Communist Manifesto, and the Parka Commune as pivotal moments in modern socialist thought.
The text discusses persecution and prosecution of Marx and followers driving activists to seek refuge in the United States, citing Hindd American Communities and Cooperative coloniga.
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